Despite the diminished impact of the big reveal, this was still a shocking turning point in Sheridan's story. And it does end on a tentatively hopeful note for the Academy's future. Unfortunately, DC has announced the imminent cancellation of the title with issue #15. I hope this allows Sheridan to bring the story he's been building to a proper conclusion, or that he's allowed to finish it elsewhere. Read Full Review

Despite the diminished impact of the big reveal in Teen Titans Academy #12, this was still a shocking turning point in Sheridan's story. It does end on a tentatively hopeful note for the Academy's future. Unfortunately, DC has announced the imminent cancellation of the title with issue #15. I hope this allows Sheridan to bring the story he's been building to a proper conclusion, or that he's allowed to finish it elsewhere. Read Full Review

While this isn't necessarily one of the best Teen Titans Academy installments, it still showcases a lot of the strengths of the series. Read Full Review

Teen Titans has been floundering for a long time, the Ben Percy run aside, and this series had a good central concept but lacked the execution to make it work. Read Full Review

For anyone still reading this book, I have to assume that like me everyone will be disappointed with the reveal of Red X, especially since it just leads to another Red X mystery. The art in this issue was enjoyable though, but everything Titans related to this book is disappointing and at the end of the day I'm just waiting for the remaining issues to do something to avert the Future State status quo for two of our heroes in this book. Read Full Review

Teen Titans Academy started off very promising, but the Red X mystery proved too insurmountable a problem to recapture the magic of the first half of the book. Read Full Review

Slightly better then the last issue as this wasn’t an incoherent mess. It was just a mess. So I guess it’s got that going for it. The action was fine but oh boy the dialogue was just dumb. Starfires’ speech was next level word salad. It is literally filled with hypocritical statements that make her sound just inept and banal.

I enjoyed this title a few issues before, but honestly there is no defending this. Tim Sheridan has no idea what he is doing, and DC should give this title to someone else. Unfortunately, it is getting canceled in May.

Red X: "Oh. you were so confident we'd come to the end... but this was just the beginning. For you and the rest of your little flock. What's left of it."

Oh wait, I think that's Tim Sheridan speaking, not Red X, and he's talking to us the readers, or what little is left of the readership. Fools who thought this would be a satisfying reveal and ending.

Mike Cotton, the editor, quit before this series ended, and the associate editor was left to pick up the pieces in #11 and #12. Didn't succeed.

One year ago, for some reason, DC turned half of Future State over to this writer, and then this book and the Shazam mini-series. I hope their experiment with TV writers is coming to a close.

Sheridan is co-writing Flashpoint Beyond, which is a reason to at least think twice before investing in that series.

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Que piada ruim.


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this series is pretty dissapointing. It's clear Tim Sheridan didnt have a plan.

This was probably the most disappointing book coming out of Infinite Frontier for me. I thought it had a ton of potential, but Sheridan just didn't have a very good plan for this run.

I was shocked when I learned that this diverse series, full of inclusive characters, was going to the guillotine. It's been bad from the start, so there's no loss.

Heard this book is ending at issue 15? So happy, just like almost all issues before this, this one is also just packed with more than it can chew, and a lot of important stuff has been left outside in writer's mind like "OHH the audience can figure out exactly what I am thinking even though I have not written it properly".